“I had the Osprey Atmos AG 65 backpack, Naturehike Cloud Up 2 tent and an REI sleeping bag - all of which were really heavy. I have since started to buy much lighter gear.”
“I had the Osprey Atmos AG 65 backpack, Naturehike Cloud Up 2 tent and an REI sleeping bag - all of which were really heavy. I have since started to buy much lighter gear.”
“Backpack: Osprey Atmos 65 AG, great Pack, filled that with 30kg, plus frontpack, plus rifle and fishing rod on the outside, still carried great.”
“that pack was heavier and had more volume than I needed - it allowed me to carry far more weight than I should have. But, it was extremely comfortable”
“I feel like I'm having some buyer regret with my Osprey Atmos AG 65. It's such a great bag, but, 4.86lb... rough.”
“the backpack is an Osprey Atmos AG 65. I can really recommend both of these!”
“I currently own an Osprey Atmos 65 AG and it has a full-back mesh suspension and I have never sweat more in a backpack than that one (ironically) so it never gets used”
“I had the hip belt literally adjusted and tightened to be as small as possible and it was still too big. Now I use a pack with no hip belt.”
“from a heavy load with the osprey atmos ag 65 to cottage brands ultralight bags”
“I use an Osprey Atmos AG 65 for overnight up to 3-4 day trips and loaded up to 30-35lbs in the Smokies. The AG system makes the weight f”
“I had an Atmos AG 65. Total crap, squeaked on every step. Search squeaking Osprey backpack and you get the idea.”
“I used an osprey atmos ag 65 on the AT and liked it, but as soon as I was finished I ordered an HMG Southwest 3400. I was happy to exchange the ventilation for a lighter pack”
“the pack I use, large enough for 3 days comfortably, have not yet found a trip where I wished it was larger. Typically I can carry 30-35lbs for a couple of days and it’s stays comfortable”
“Osprey ATMOS AG 65 (comfortable but squeaks hopelessly with weight >=30 lbs despite all efforts to remedy)”
“no where near as comfortable as the Osprey Atmos AG 65 - which is a lot better bag for backpacking hikes”
“Definitely the most comfortable pack I've owned and this is my 3rd pack I've owned. It really disturbed weight well and the same weight in my old packs feels significantly heavier despite being the exact same.”
“I personally have the Osprey Atmos AG 65 as my multi-day trip pack. Have drug that thing everywhere from Iqaluit to Tanzania. Most recently did a long trip in Algonquin Park. Great great bag. Sturdy. Distributes weight incredibly well. Thoughtful pockets. Just superb.”
“And the Atmos 65 AG is a great pack — but even it is heavy.”
“For my backpack I used my Osprey Atmos AG 65 and used my MSR Pocket Rocket 2”
“I haven't had any memorable squeaking problems under 30lb.”
“Only pack that feels good and doesn't irritate that area is the Osprey Atmos AG 65. \(I've tried on well over a dozen packs and none feel like it.\)”
“I used a pack cover on my 2018 JMT hike and even though I only needed it 4 days, I found it quite annoying to put on and take off. This was an Osprey Atmos AG 65.”
“With more gear or nights, I use my Osprey Atmos AG 65. Both really good packs that I've used extensively on multi-day hike / mountaineering trips.”
“I went with an Osprey Atmos AG 65. My big Bearikade (Expedition, I think) fits vertically in it.”
“I use an osprey atmos AG 65. Its a 400 dollar pack, but it makes most other packs look like steaming piles of dog shit in comparison.”